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Read the latest issue: October 15, Volume 52, Issue 4

NCACC Member Update

Danielle Drake, Chief Deputy Clerk, Delaware Supreme Court Danielle Drake joined the Delaware Supreme Court in 2021 and became Chief Deputy Clerk in 2023.  Prior to coming to the Supreme Court, she worked for a spine surgeon.  Danielle is married to Ryan and has a teenage son. Paul Tuttle, Clerk, Massachusetts Appeals Court Paul Tuttle

🗞️ Exciting Opportunity: Host the NCACC Annual Education Conference in August 2028! 🌟

The Site Selection Committee is now accepting bids to host the NCACC Annual Conference in August 2028! This is a fantastic opportunity for all members, including past hosts, to showcase your city/state to fellow members and guests. Why Host? Resources Available to Support You: Next Steps: To express your interest in hosting, please complete our

NCACC OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES

2024-2025 Officers and Executive Committee Doug Shima (KS) President Scott Mitchell (AL) President-Elect Colette Bruggman (CA) Vice President Jenny Kitchings (SC) Past President Jim Hivner (TN) Treasurer Claudia Jenks (TX) Secretary Brian Cotta (CA) Member 2023-2025 Kristina Samuels (FL) Member 2023-2025 Lisa Dolph (DE) Member 2023-2025 Liz Garcia (NM) Member 2024-2026 John Tomasino (FL) Member

JOHN OLIVIER RECEIVES J.O. SENTELL AWARD

On August 8, 2024, at the 51st Conference of the National Conference of Appellate Court Clerks, John Olivier, Retired Clerk of the Louisiana Supreme Court, became the 46th recipient of the J.O. Sentell award, the organization’s highest award.  John has been a faithful and dedicated member of NCACC since 1986.  John’s many contributions include serving

The President’s Page

By Jenny Kitchings, NCACC President Dear Friends, It is almost time for us to have our annual meeting in Burlington, Vermont.  Please make your plans to come join us.  We have a fantastic lineup of speakers and topics, including justices, judges, and court personnel from international, federal, supreme, and intermediate appellate courts.  We will also